Re: Columbia
Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall
Ann,
I will definately be visiting at least twice, in order to get to know her,
and talk with her foster parents, Case Worker and others about her history.
I will probably be staying for a little bit at least, to give her some
time to know me alittle and make her own decision. I have two babies at
home and I have to make sure that she can adjust to our home and family and
will not act out abusively towards the little ones.
Nanci K. in Idaho
At 12:04 PM 6/4/99 -0400, you wrote:
I will definately be visiting at least twice, in order to get to know her,
and talk with her foster parents, Case Worker and others about her history.
I will probably be staying for a little bit at least, to give her some
time to know me alittle and make her own decision. I have two babies at
home and I have to make sure that she can adjust to our home and family and
will not act out abusively towards the little ones.
Nanci K. in Idaho
At 12:04 PM 6/4/99 -0400, you wrote:
>From: "A.Y." <hooperck@...>more.
>
>Hey Nanci, Columbia is only a couple hours from us too. If you feel like
>traveling, come see us.
>Though if you are picking up your daughter that will probably be enough.
>Ann
>
>Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall wrote:
>
>> From: Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall <tn-k4of5@...>
>>
>> At 09:21 AM 6/4/99 EDT, you wrote:
>> >From: Priss1000@...
>> I'm near Greenville, SC,
>> My husband is supportive of homeschooling but not of unschooling. He is an
>> engineer so he insists that we cover math every day.
>> >families to hang out with. I have met a few though and I'd love to meet
>> >said.
>> >That's about it for us. I'm enjoying this list but I don't know when I'll
>> >ever catch up with all the mail!!
>> >
>> >Priss in SC
>>
>> Hi ya Priss,
>> I just had to say something to you for a couple of reasons. First of all,
>> are you anywhere near Columbia, South Carolina? The little girl we are
>> adopting is located somewhere near there (her Case Worker is in Columbia.)
>> The other thing is, my husband is an Engineer too! What type of engineer
>> is your dh? Mine is Mechanical, and he is behind the unschooling 120% He
>> can see the benefits from the more relaxed, unforced methods. He learns
>> better himself that way, with his own motivation. The first thing he said
>> when I told him about unschooling, the day I discovered it here, was about
>> the best class he ever took in college and how relaxed the teachers style
>> was. "I remember more from that class than any other class I took." he
>>
>> We'd love to have visitors here, and we may be out in your area in the next
>> few months to pick up our daughter, if all goes well.
>>
>> Nanci K. in Idaho
>>
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A.Y.
Will you be traveling with the kids, or do just you come and meet her first?
Such a huge step.
I know I'm not the kind of person who could do such a thing, I'm glad there is
people like you who will. There are so many kids in need.
Ann
Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall wrote:
Such a huge step.
I know I'm not the kind of person who could do such a thing, I'm glad there is
people like you who will. There are so many kids in need.
Ann
Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall wrote:
> From: Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall <tn-k4of5@...>
>
> Ann,
> I will definately be visiting at least twice, in order to get to know her,
> and talk with her foster parents, Case Worker and others about her history.
> I will probably be staying for a little bit at least, to give her some
> time to know me alittle and make her own decision. I have two babies at
> home and I have to make sure that she can adjust to our home and family and
> will not act out abusively towards the little ones.
>
> Nanci K. in Idaho
>
> At 12:04 PM 6/4/99 -0400, you wrote:
> >From: "A.Y." <hooperck@...>
> >
> >Hey Nanci, Columbia is only a couple hours from us too. If you feel like
> >traveling, come see us.
> >Though if you are picking up your daughter that will probably be enough.
> >Ann
> >
> >Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall wrote:
> >
> >> From: Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall <tn-k4of5@...>
> >>
> >> At 09:21 AM 6/4/99 EDT, you wrote:
> >> >From: Priss1000@...
> >> I'm near Greenville, SC,
> >> My husband is supportive of homeschooling but not of unschooling. He is an
> >> engineer so he insists that we cover math every day.
> >> >families to hang out with. I have met a few though and I'd love to meet
> more.
> >> >
> >> >That's about it for us. I'm enjoying this list but I don't know when I'll
> >> >ever catch up with all the mail!!
> >> >
> >> >Priss in SC
> >>
> >> Hi ya Priss,
> >> I just had to say something to you for a couple of reasons. First of all,
> >> are you anywhere near Columbia, South Carolina? The little girl we are
> >> adopting is located somewhere near there (her Case Worker is in Columbia.)
> >> The other thing is, my husband is an Engineer too! What type of engineer
> >> is your dh? Mine is Mechanical, and he is behind the unschooling 120% He
> >> can see the benefits from the more relaxed, unforced methods. He learns
> >> better himself that way, with his own motivation. The first thing he said
> >> when I told him about unschooling, the day I discovered it here, was about
> >> the best class he ever took in college and how relaxed the teachers style
> >> was. "I remember more from that class than any other class I took." he
> said.
> >>
> >> We'd love to have visitors here, and we may be out in your area in the next
> >> few months to pick up our daughter, if all goes well.
> >>
> >> Nanci K. in Idaho
> >>
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Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall
At 02:07 PM 6/4/99 -0400, you wrote:
I am sure that I will be coming on my own at least the first time. That
will be when we decide if she is a good match for us, and if we should then
proceed with her adoption. We have purely selfish reasons of wanting a
little daughter all our own, and a sister for our boys, so don't go making
saints out of us! I don't think I could live up to that!
Nanci K. in Idaho
>From: "A.Y." <hooperck@...>there is
>
>Will you be traveling with the kids, or do just you come and meet her first?
>Such a huge step.
>I know I'm not the kind of person who could do such a thing, I'm glad
>people like you who will. There are so many kids in need.Ann,
>Ann
I am sure that I will be coming on my own at least the first time. That
will be when we decide if she is a good match for us, and if we should then
proceed with her adoption. We have purely selfish reasons of wanting a
little daughter all our own, and a sister for our boys, so don't go making
saints out of us! I don't think I could live up to that!
Nanci K. in Idaho